Unalike

The truth is that human beings are more alike than we are unalike and a number of non-black people think that the problems which befall black people are not like the problems which befall them, and that black people would respond differently to an onslaught of certain elements than whites. ❋ Theo Spielberg (2011)

No two people seemed more unalike than she and Uncle Reuben. ❋ V.C Andrews (2011)

No other two languages are as unalike as the English spoken by Americans and Britons, and countless sociological tomes and travel guides of the Edwardian period devoted a considerable number of pages detailing the differences. ❋ Unknown (2010)

As Maya Angelou said, "In all my work what I try to say is that as human beings we are more alike than we are unalike." ❋ Lisa Haisha (2011)

So in those summer hours, as I walked through the streets, dined in local cafes and watched the people go about their lives, I realised that Spain and I were not unalike. ❋ Alison Earls (2011)

As it happens, one of the friends — who are as unalike as a mismatched pair of you-know-whats — is in the mood to shop. ❋ Unknown (2010)

She dares to say human beings are more alike than we are unalike. ❋ Unknown (2008)

But that was ridiculous; there were no two people in the world more unalike than Sophie and Will. ❋ Cassandra Clare (2010)

Holland and Whittington were unalike in almost every particular—appearance, wealth, family, and professional circumstances—but they were friends of long standing nevertheless. ❋ Rose Melikan (2010)

     Buck's never actually come out with it, but sometimes I think he wants to know why Simmi and I are so unalike. ❋ Unknown (2010)

What's surprising, and gratifying, is just how unalike each the cars feel, the tactility of the cars, the sensory presence. ❋ Dan Neil (2010)

The rock in the hand and the high-velocity projectile in the gunbarrel are unalike in strategic weight, but they are identical in the fear and desperation, the bluster and the numbness they represent. ❋ Unknown (2010)